Qatar FA backs Infantino, but European and other confederations call for his exit after failed project
FIFA faces no-confidence vote after 136 nations reject investment plan
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After all, it might seem like it is trying to take over FIFA itself. The Qatar FA issued a statement in support of Infantino on Saturday. In effect, it would be a de facto election without there being another candidate as 106 votes would be needed to pass the vote of no confidence.
Furthermore, In total, 136 countries officially rejected the investment plan, but voting to reject an idea is not the same as voting to kick Infantino out. In its statement released this Saturday, the powerful European body that brings together 55 European federations describes the abandonment of this project as a "victory for all football", but notes that it should not "mark the end of history". "The proposal has been rejected.". Both plans created big ribs in the sport and were eventually drooped by FIFA.
In addition, CONCACAF and the AFC also said they opposed the plan. The African and Oceanian confederations were less critical, asking their member associations to "examine" and "evaluate" the project, while CONMEBOL amiably requested "additional information and clarifications", calling for football to always be placed above any other interest. President of the League puts the 'stone' to Infantino: "It must not continue to head the FIFA.".
Moreover, Tebas criticizes Infantino's unilateral decisions, questioning his management and calling for new leadership that modernizes governance and recovers institutional credibility.
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After all, it might seem like it is trying to take over FIFA itself.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Qatar FA issued a statement in support of Infantino on Saturday.
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In effect, it would be a de facto election without there being another candidate as 106 votes would be needed to pass the vote of no confidence.
according to BBC SportIn total, 136 countries officially rejected the investment plan, but voting to reject an idea is not the same as voting to kick Infantino out.
according to BBC SportIn its statement released this Saturday, the powerful European body that brings together 55 European federations describes the abandonment of this project as a "victory for all football", but notes that it should not "mark the end of history". "The proposal has been rejected."
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasBoth plans created big ribs in the sport and were eventually drooped by FIFA.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldCONCACAF and the AFC also said they opposed the plan.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldThe African and Oceanian confederations were less critical, asking their member associations to "examine" and "evaluate" the project, while CONMEBOL amiably requested "additional information and clarifications", calling for football to always be placed above any other interest.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasPresident of the League puts the 'stone' to Infantino: "It must not continue to head the FIFA.".
according to BioBio ChileTebas criticizes Infantino's unilateral decisions, questioning his management and calling for new leadership that modernizes governance and recovers institutional credibility.
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The Qatar FA issued a statement in support of Infantino on Saturday.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesAfter all, it might seem like it is trying to take over FIFA itself.
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